Israeli strikes hit two Gaza police checkpoints, killing six, medics say
The strikes killed six including police officers and displaced civilians amid ongoing ceasefire violations; at least 698 Palestinians have died since October 2025, officials said.
- On Sunday, Israeli drone strikes hit two Hamas-led police checkpoints in al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, killing at least six Palestinians including a child, according to local health officials.
- These attacks occurred despite a US-brokered ceasefire in place for over five months, continuing a pattern of Israeli military strikes on Palestinian security institutions established to protect displaced families.
- Presidential spokesperson Nabil Abu Rudeineh stated that Israeli operations have killed 692 Palestinians since the ceasefire began in October 2025, characterizing humanitarian aid restrictions as violations of international resolutions.
- "Operating at the breaking point," Shifa hospital director Mohammed Abu Selmeia stated, as limited resources struggle to treat wounded amid continuous strikes and severe supply restrictions across the territory.
- Head of the Palestinian National Council Rawhi Fattouh described the airstrikes as a "war crime," stressing that such operations breach international humanitarian law and the cessation of hostilities agreement.
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Israeli army kills 6 Palestinians in attack on Gaza police
At least six Palestinians, including police officers and civilians, were killed early Sunday morning in two Israeli drone strikes on Palestinian police checkpoints in the al-Mawasi area, west of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, local and medical sources said. Several others were wounded and rushed to nearby hospitals as residents fled their homes in panic. Speaking to The New Arab, local residents described scenes of chaos as the drones s…
More than 700 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks over the past six months, since the Zionist state committed itself to a cease-fire that has been in breach, as reported this Sunday by the Ministry of Health of the Gaza Strip. The organization, which is under the authority of the Islamist Hamas movement, has denounced the continued violation of a UN-recognized but virtually non-existent cessation of hostilities.Continue reading....
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